Hi,
A few thoughts:
- Could it be that that call to SFUtils::getAllPagesForQuery() failed
because "picture" was misspelled? Stranger things have happened...
- If I understand it correctly, you're modifying SMW itself to add in that
query. If so, I'd say that's a bad idea - you're patching existing code,
which will make upgrades a pain. If the goal is to display the query in the
skin, I would recommend copying over Vector or some such to create a new
skin, and then adding the code to that new skin.
- If you end up calling #ask in one way or another, and parsing JSON is
difficult, you could also use "format=csv" instead.
-Yaron
On Fri, Feb 1, 2013 at 7:51 AM, <s9gf4...@gmail.com> wrote:
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> >Yes, you use GET in this case. If you use API from your javascript
>
> No, I dont need to get data from javascript, I need to receive data with
> php on server side and generate the page, I hoped that I can do it with
> some Semantic API, but it is not so simple as I thought.
>
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